You Know Those Birthday Cards That Play Music When You Open Them? Where Can I Find Those Little Reco

you like a pastime. i am thinking approximately camp for you this summer season 4 minutes in the past * 50 seconds in the past * 6 minutes in the past 40 5 seconds in the past (I made that up because of the fact I forgot to look) source(s): STFU Donnie, Tublet, and Miami Yoda. humorous, i do no longer photograph Miami as a Yoda. What replaced into the question?

1. Why does my dead grandmother keep sending me birthday cards?

Well if you stopped sending her some then maybe she would not send any back, she giving you any money?

2. What are some good birthday cards ideas for males?

Something that is funny and is'nt feminie. Something dealing with cars, girls, or money

3. What is personal and cultural heritage?

Personal heritage examples you could use on the poster: anything you cherish--pictures of friends and/or family, souvenirs, old letters or birthday cards, etc. A cultural heritage are physical things OR intangible things that are important to/in a society. They are passed down from generation to generation (but not always.) Intangible things would include spiritual beliefs, language, music, social customs/traditions (like Thanksgiving if you are American), etc. The physical objects do not necessarily have value in themselves, but are instead symbolic. It can include monuments, sculprures, paintings, coins, etc. For your poster, you could use the cover of (or the whole thing) a book that's important to our society and our history--like "Uncle Tom's Cabin" or The Bible. You could paste a picture (I guess) of a monument like the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam War Memorial, the White House, etc. You could paste on one of those mini American flags...or a recipe that is common in your culture. So basically. Personal heritage=important and symbolic to YOU. Cultural heritage=important and symbolic of your CULTURE.

4. How to have a cute and organized desktop?

You do not want a lot of clutter on your desk top. It is a work space. My desk is in the den. On one side I have a small lamp. One the other side I have a basket with 2 small plants, a decorative wood box and a short stubby candle on a wood candle base. My pencil, pens and other supplies are in divided bins in the drawers. I have 3 baskets attached to the wall behind the desk. That is where I store my stationary, thank you cards and birthday cards. My desk is an antique so I have done nothing to the desk itself. If you are OK with customizing your desk consider decoupage for the work surface. In the office that I share with my husband I have an inexpensive 36" x 60" table that was once our kitchen table. I use that for craft projects and sewing. I copied hundreds of family photos and photo shopped them all to black and white and printed them out. I used a palm sander with a very fine grit sand paper to prep the surface. Wiped it down with a tack cloth then mineral spirits. I used a product called Mod Podge to apply the photos. Start in a corner and work in small sections. Apply a coat of Mod Podge to the surface and the back of the photo. Arrange them randomly with over laps and different angles. When the surface is covered apply at least 3 coats of Mod Podge to the surface. Mod Podge is a very light, water based glue and can not take any kind of liquid. Either cover the finished surface with a custom cut sheet of Plexiglas or apply 2 or 3 coats of a clear, latex polyurethane. The main thing is to keep the surface clutter free. Good luck

5. Creative birthday cards for two brothers?

You can make your own puzzle. Print out the word 'Friendlies' on ordinary printer paper and adhere it to light cardboard (such as that used to make a cereal box) with Mod Podge or similar. If you have a brayer, use it to push out any wrinkles and to make sure the paper is firmly adhered to the cardboard. Seal the paper down to the cardboard as well by adding another layer of Mod Podge over the surface after it has dried for awhile (15 or 20 minutes). Turn the picture over and draw puzzle shapes on the back. Carefully cut out the shapes. Now make a greeting card for each boy and put half of the puzzle shapes on one card with temporary adhesive, or in a paper pocket. Do the same with the other card. Put the instructions inside each card, that the boys need to cooperate to solve the puzzle and find out where their mystery destination is. HTH